Robert Tollast

Experts say the group suffered serious damage to its communications network but retains significant combat power

Scandals involving government spying, bribery and robbery have led to deeper divisions within Iraq’s ruling coalition

Iran has denied reports that some of its advisors were captured in an attack on a secretive weapons research centre

One of two aircraft carriers leaves region, after being deployed as a deterrent against Iranian attacks on Israel

US and several European governments accuse Tehran of using civilian planes to transfer arms to allies

Talks on who will control contested area after war focus on international force despite opposition from Netanyahu

The Iran-backed group has stepped up attacks on shipping in the past two weeks

Return of Israeli forces to garrisons in Salah Al Din corridor would restore area to pre-2005 military occupation

Iran has lost senior generals and nuclear scientists in more than a decade of suspected Israeli assassinations

Supporting Ukraine, ramped up naval operations to counter China and the risk of a wider Middle East war are testing American capabilities

Experts suggest Israel has network of informants for high-profile assassinations but the strategy could have limited long-term impact

Investigation by Airwars, an independent conflict monitor, lays bare intensity of bombing campaign

Despite massive engineering challenges, the US has spent decades working on hypersonic missiles that fly five times faster than the speed of sound

Israel's air strike against Hodeidah in Yemen would have posed a significant challenge, at the limit's of their jets' operational range

Sirens sounded in the Red Sea port of Eilat on Sunday morning as a Houthi missile was shot down